Quoted from SAC Mark my words — Dave wrote Rigatoni Rigmarole. That will be my only guess.

According to Mark (who's actually James) you wrote Rigatoni Rigmarole.

Ok, that's sorted.

Quoted from khamanna According to Mark (who's actually James) you wrote Rigatoni Rigmarole. Ok, that's sorted.

After checking Rigatoni, the wise Steven Clarke is clearly right. Dave wrote it. I was starting to doubt my theories but now I know to keep listening to the voices.

Quoted from khamanna What does Aussie style mean? Do we have to call each other “mate” all the time?

Khamanna,

"Australian Rules" in this context just means that I keep forgetting that Australia is 12 + or - 2 hours ahead of Eastern Daylight Time, so when I say, we can do something on the 21st and I open it up on the 20th, it's because in Australia it is the 21st and I've neglected to be specific on time zones which every board member from Australia (and New Zealand and my brother-in-law) likes to remind me of.  

- Don

Quoted from MarkItZero After checking Rigatoni, the wise Steven Clarke is clearly right. Dave wrote it. I was starting to doubt my theories but now I know to keep listening to the voices.

I've finished all the scripts and I am amending my guess...

I now believe it is Dave who has the two entries. Rigatoni Rigmarole and Vacuum.

I'm still betting on Ant having the two entries.

Can't for the life of me work out what the second one is though, and I often have him sussed.

Oh, and thanks, Don! We down-under appreciate it.
I bet your brother-in-law got converted to pineapple on pizza. Still, Kiwis have their own rules.

Hummus on pizza, Kham? Bit exotic for my taste.

Quoted from Matthew Taylor I can tell you with almost 100% certainty that whoever wrote "Thought Police" also wrote "A Fool's Errand"

Just had a look at both and yeah that's definitely correct.

Quoted from LC I'm still betting on Ant having the two entries.

Based on the evidence I find this to be extremely unlikely.

Quoted from Don to be specific on time zones which every board member from Australia (and New Zealand and my brother-in-law) likes to remind me of.

ugh. Australians

I've come to conclusion that Dave has written all the scripts, including mine, using his multiple personalities.

Quoted from MarkRenshaw I've come to conclusion that Dave has written all the scripts, including mine, using his multiple personalities.

Well, he did say he couldn’t take part in quite a few of OWC’s...

If Dave wrote mine I would be very disappointed in him.

Not very good at the guessing game, but I'll take a shot.

Dave - Last Call
Paul - Fatal Distraction
John Staats - I Can't Get No Satisfaction
Rene - Desperate Times
Warren - Kittens
Libby - Soulchat
Anthony - Goodbye

That's all I got. This was a really fun challenge.

Quoted from MarkRenshaw I've come to conclusion that Dave has written all the scripts, including mine, using his multiple personalities.

i'd like to see him write mine. That way I could see what it could be if it reached its full potential.

In fact, that should be the next challenge. Everyone chooses one script for Dave to rewrite.

His best finishing script gets writer's choice and the original writer gets a mug.

Who's in?

Quoted from PKCardinal i'd like to see him write mine. That way I could see what it could be if it reached its full potential. In fact, that should be the next challenge. Everyone chooses one script for Dave to rewrite. His best finishing script gets writer's choice and the original writer gets a mug. Who's in?

I've got a better shot of getting a mug like that, so I'm in!!!  

Quoted from Zack Warren - Kittens

I had thought for sure Warren wrote Kittens but his review of his own script changed my mind. I'm basing everything on vague things people said cuz that's what Sherlock Holmes would do.

Other ones:

Matthew Taylor - A Protocol (because he said his script was misunderstood).
Libby - Home Call (she said her script could work as a Calls episode).
Zack - Goodbye (was quiet, means he wrote a great script).
Craig Macken - Whichever script violated a rule (cuz his script violated a rule).
Khamanna - Telling someone "I love you" (cuz she once ate hummus pizza).